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The Keith County Board of Commissioners designated MIPS as the county’s print service for its postcard/pink‑card mailings and declared a Lexmark XC2326 multifunction printer surplus.
Staff said MIPS has handled the county’s mailings for the past three years and recommended continuing the relationship. A motion to designate MIPS as the postcard printer was approved by roll call.
Planning and zoning staff requested the board declare an aging Lexmark multifunction printer surplus. Office services provided a trade‑in estimate of about $350. Commissioners discussed whether any other office could use the device or whether to send it to county surplus storage; the board approved the surplus declaration and directed staff to handle the asset per county surplus procedures.
Motions: designate MIPS as county postcard printer (motion approved); declare Lexmark multifunction printer surplus (motion approved).
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